Issue #1208 Test

[mlaguna10]

Notebook testing changes made under issue #1208.

Pauli-X, Y, Z and S,T Quantum Gates using QuTiP: new functions added under issue #1208 are documented in this notebook.

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[nathanshammah]

Nice job. Please can you:

• add qutip.about or table at the end of the notebook
• QObj->Qobj
• fundamentals-> fundamental
• if you know it, could you add some context or examples about the S and T gates?
• can you please place the example under the qip module section in the qutip.github.io repository in the tutorials.html page? you just need to copy-paste the link of the ipynb notebook in that html page.
  https://github.com/qutip/qutip.github.io

[mlaguna10]

Hi @nathanshammah, besides applying each change required, I also create a stronger notebook with some more theory about qubits and single-qubit gates. Take a look and let me know what you think.

About adding the link to the tutorials.html doc, it's not possible since this PR has not been merged yet, so the link of the notebook is still in my localhost.

The name of the notebook was also changed to Theory of Qubits and Single Quantum Gates.ipynb.

[BoxiLi]

Sorry for the delay. The notebook looks good! Thanks @mlaguna10.

What I'm not sure about is where shall we put it? As a stand-long notebook, only mentioning the single-qubit gates makes the story kind of incomplete to me. And it partially overlaps with the long notebook of quantum gates Quantum Gates and their usage.

What about

• we merge this notebook first

Later, we

• Split the long notebook into a gate part and a circuit part
• Create a more complete story using this notebook and the gate part of the long notebook

What is your mind on this? @nathanshammah @quantshah

[mlaguna10]

Sorry for the delay. The notebook looks good! Thanks @mlaguna10.

What I'm not sure about is where shall we put it? As a stand-long notebook, only mentioning the single-qubit gates makes the story kind of incomplete to me. And it partially overlaps with the long notebook of quantum gates Quantum Gates and their usage.

What about

• we merge this notebook first

Later, we

• Split the long notebook into a gate part and a circuit part
• Create a more complete story using this notebook and the gate part of the long notebook

What is your mind on this? @nathanshammah @quantshah

That sounds great and I'd love to take care of completing this whole plan. I will be aware of what @nathanshammah and @quantshah think to start working on this.

[hodgestar]

@BoxiLi Just pinging this PR -- should we merge? Not merge?